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bimbla



Joined: 13 Jul 2001
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Post16 Jun 2004 16:03   Switch Mode Regulated DC Supply

I want to eliminate the 50Hz input transformer in the regulated power supply design operating from mains.

Can I have a reference to those you normally find in DVD players etc.?

I will come up with means to change the o/p power rating.

The electric isolation transformer should be in the HF switching section.

Any ready references are welcome.

bimbla.
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goodboy_pl



Joined: 12 Mar 2002
Posts: 243


Post18 Jun 2004 1:03   Re: Switch Mode Regulated DC Supply

several manufacturer are designing integrated switchers for flyback switched mode power supplies like:
www.irf.com
www.powerint.com (topswitch)
www.st.com (viper)

refer to their application notes for details (specially powerint !!!) about transformer design and construction, closing the feedback loop, and isolation using optocoupler.

BEST!
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alphi



Joined: 23 Dec 2001
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Post18 Jun 2004 2:01   Re: Switch Mode Regulated DC Supply

you can go to www.mcu.cz to download dvd shcematics,then find it's power supply.
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kiks



Joined: 01 Jun 2004
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Post26 Jun 2004 22:59   Re: Switch Mode Regulated DC Supply

With regard to a switched mode power supply, does anyone have a circuit for a switched mode power supply for converting 220v ac to 12v dc at 500ma? I have a bit of a space constraint so a conventional linear power supply cannot be used.
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Post12 Jul 2004 15:54   Re: Switch Mode Regulated DC Supply

Hi kiks,
go to powerint website. they have a low power family called Linkswitch which is suitable for ur application
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